Book Reviews

Book reviewed in this article: JAMES ANTHONY FROUDE: A Biography. By Waldo Hilary Dunn. THE UNITED NATIONS RECONSIDERED. Edited with an introduction by Raymond H. Moore, Jr. Columbia, THE HISTORIAN IN TROPICAL AFRICA: Studies Presented and Discussed a t the Fourth International African Seminar a t the University of Dakar. Senegal 1961. Edited with an intro‐ duction by J. Vansina, R. Mauny and L. V. Thomas. London, LEADERSHIP IN A SMALL TOWN. By Aaron Wildavsky. THE RULERS AND THE RULED: political power and impotence in American communities. By Robert E. Agger, Daniel Goldrich, Bert E. Swanson. THE AMERICAN REPUBLIC: Its Government and Politics. By Peter H. Odegard with the collaboration of Hans H. Baerwald. AMERICAN GOVERNMENT: Readings and Documents. Edited by Peter H. Odegard. BRITAIN AND ATOMIC ENERGY 1939–1945. By Margaret Gowing. With an introductory chapter by Kenneth Jay. THE CAREER OF ARTHUR HAMILTON GORDON: First Lord Stanmore 1829–1912. By J. K. Chapman. BRITAIN AND THE LABOR TRADE I N THE SOUTHWEST PACIFIC. By 0. W. Parnaby. TOWARDS WAGE JUSTICE BY JUDICIAL REGULATION: an Appreciation of Australias Experience under Compulsory Arbitration. By J. N. Timbs. Louvain, Institut des Recherches Economiques, THE ANDREWS BOOK: Being a book about St. Andrews College within the University of Sydney, THE MILE THAT MIDAS TOUCHED. By Gavin Casey and Ted Mayman.